Two Die in Auto Crash Near Sutton Crossing
A westbound electric railroad car collided with a Jackson residents automobile at Sutton's crossing east of Jackson. Mrs Levi Palmer Mrs Emmily Pulver and Retuie Oliver died. R A Oliver driving sustained injuries while Mrs Oliver and another passenger escaped with lesser injuries. Bethles Oliver was the driver's daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mich
Detroit, Jackson and Chicago Electric Railroad
Sutton’s Crossing
Hare
Levi Palmer
Emmily Pulver
Retuiie Oliver
Ailelbart Oliver
R. A. Oliver
Oliver
Palmer
Detroit
Jackeo
Chicago
Anti Clerical Riots Erupt Across Northwestern Italy
Tur in and Varazze spill into violence as crowds clash with carabinieri and Salesian Fathers over alleged immoral acts at a Varazze school. Three killed or wounded and a prosecutor arrives to lead an inquiry into the riots and school closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turin
Italy
Varnewe
L'Avore
Aice
Train robbery suspects named in fragmented report
A damaged clipping from Butte Montana reports two men connected to a train robbery. George C. Tower and an associate are alleged principal actors with five or more involved in the plot. Police believe two attempted the crime and killed an engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieris
Foraker to Fight On at Sandusky Ohio Reunion
Special dispatch from Sandusky notes Senator Foraker will address the Ohio Legislature reunion banquet and restate the case for renominating Harrison for president, with possible cabinet talks in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sandusky
Ohio
Foraker
New York
Katje "Letschler
Acre
White Chapel
the Ripper
Tintechler
Anna Messner
Wig
Ahe
Gaetuna Bippolone
Guiseppe Menfants
Sher
Hore
Totaeher
Kari ‘Tietaehler
Lowes
Tietschler
Bingham
Sversting
Three Killed on French Warship Couronne Explosion
At Toulon France an explosion aboard the French training ship Couronne killed three sailors and wounded two more. One man died instantly and a second died of injuries shortly after. The remaining injured were reported as seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
France
Ang
R Yesten
Couronne
Brooks on Race Death by Own Action in Chautauqua Speech
Chautauqua New York August 3 Tohe Graham Brooks argues the high cost of trying influences racial issues and cites the danger of modern urban life. He claims the rise in urban childbearing pressures reflects broader societal neglect and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatanqua
N.Y
Graham Brooks
Chantamqua
Eth Vale
Man Falls Twenty Five Feet From School Building
Davild LKeuyer of Knowlueg Walls slipped on a board at about 1:28 pm yesterday, falling from Trew school building twenty five feet to the ground. His left arm was broken and head and face were badly cut. De C. A. Pratt attended and dressed the wounds. the injured man was resting comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlueg Walls
Davild Lkeuyer
Trew
de C. A. Pratt
Magill and Wife Indicted in California Murder Case
Grand jury in Clinton, UL, returned indictments against Magill and his alleged second wife, Faye Graham Magill, in a case tied to the alleged murder of Mrs. Pot Magill by strychnine, chloroform, and other means. The proceedings reference the disputed paperwork and jurisdiction as the couple remains in jail awaiting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Pet Magill
Magill
Californise
Pot Lit
Faye Graham Magill
Jeais County
Peasants Restive in Voronesh Amid Unclear Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR notes describe unrest in Voronesh with references to estates and groups. Mentions Veranath and Yuronesh in unclear context. No clear events, dates, or persons confirmed.
Vermont Championship First Round Upset At Manchester
In Manchester on August 2 the Vermont state gulf championship began with the first round at mate play. Mecill Waters, elder of the title, won a match against George Moree by a lap and four strokes. Former champions A M Rett and Paul Waterman wrestled in the Manning event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Mate
Vermont
Youter Dey
Ekwanok ~ Inks
Mecill Waters
George Moree
A. M. Rett
Paul Waterman
Great Fund for Workmen near Frederteton in Marysville
A historic buried treasure tale unfolds around a 18th century gold coin stash found near Marysville, a manufacturing town, with speculation on its origin and purpose. Residents of Marysville cannot explain how the coins came to be buried, and the story centers on an excavation by Workmen at Rywater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederteton
Marysville
Rywater
Marynville
Chinese gang war erupts in Boston alley killing three
In Boston Chinatown a dozen or more New York Chinamen linked to Hop Sing Tong opened fire with 44 calibre revolvers. Three men died and several were wounded as pursuers chased victims to doors and stairs. Police arrested Nim Sing, 20, and Hong Woon, 34, both from New York, for manslaughter. Seven other Chinamen were detained on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
On Leong Tong Society
New York
Hop Sing Tong
Chinatown
Nem
Chinen
On Sa Jung
Chin Mon Quin
Nim Sing
South Station
Hong Woon
Sus Nictom
Southern Railway License Revoked by Alabama Action
The Alabama Secretary of State canceled and entered as revoked the license of the Southern Railway hauling company, citing Senate bill No. 66 and ongoing federal litigation. The action followed a Talladega county notice of a suit removed to the federal court, with the secretary declaring the license canceled automatically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ala
Annie
Frank N. Julian
United States Court of the Fifth
Janos
Alelwina
Camerea
Elrcuit
Talladega County
J.D. Marvel
Julian
Ig Automatic
Curious murder by Indians near Kenora shocks Ottawa
A sensational report from Ottawa describes a murder in which Indigenous people allegedly strangled a squaw to stop her ravings about evil spirits. Two leaders of the band are jailed with a doctor as a suspect. the victim was a blond woman found within 200 miles of Kenora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dominion
Toauph Rriter
Ani
John Fidler
Barbrrisay
Kenora
Prohibition Measure Faces Senate Hurdle In State
Fragmentary report shows the House narrowly passing a prohibition bill with a largely party line vote. An adverse report from the temperance committee colors the outlook as senators consider sending the measure to a final vote later in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ale
Rales
Ats
Ovset
Teimperanes
Poweil
Senate
Elected Official Rev J O Sherhirne Named Parish Agent
The Rev J O Sherhirne of Thallows was unanimously chosen as pastor and agent for a Vermin Notice to supervise a scheme. The assembly met at a Methodist church in Bel Iowa Rosle to confirm the appointment and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherhirne
Thallows
New York Millheals Event Description
A muddled report from New York describes a gathering with mentions of Milheals and Tulip, plus a hotel and a pleasant evening. It notes a murky sequence of words about a merger or event and hints at mingling and a surprise. The text is fragmentary and largely unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. Dain & Tp
Murlon
Phat Seine
Warren
Molson
Man Belware jailed after drunkenness in Rutland court
Henry Belware of Barre, working in Brandon, was jailed for 69 days after admitting a second intoxication offense. He received a half day off, then was watched by Officer Packard. Heat and thirst led to intoxication and public disturbance, resulting in his arrest and confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telland
Henry Belware
Barre
Brandon
Tul
Belware
Ofer O. R. Packard
Lockupt
W. K. Barneworth
Packard
Delware
New Racing Circuit Formed for Rutland Region Meets
A new racing circuit forms to unite Rutland Middlebury and Fair Haven meets drawing top New England horses. Rutland county fair runs Aug 27 and 28, Middlebury dates are Aug 20 and 10, Fair Haven shows Sept 10 12 and 14. Total purse for the three meets is 6200 dollars. entries close August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Middlebury
Fair Haven
New England
Ruthend
Vermont Agricultural Society
City Fish Market Hosts Talk of the Town and Veggie Sale
Fragmented notes show City Fish Market promoting fruit and vegetables while residents like Miss Manne Parks and Mr. and Mrs. G. Shepard visit Plainfield and Randolph. People plan trips to Boston York Beach and Highgate Springs, with pastors, clubs, and local families featured in a bustling town daybook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manne Parks
Plainfield
Harry Fluhas
Tiana
Batchelder
D. F. Davis
Windsor
Walter Leburron
Lorrite Ohio
Mary Bosworth
Jeanette
Mire
Aline Will
Highgate Springs
Frank A. Gove
West Watree
W. A
Kinzie
Lynn
Mass
Hienhy Stewart
Charles Briggn
Williamstown
A. BE. Tane
Malden
Mass, Are Guests of Mr. B
Eastman
Charles McQueen
Clarence Clark
Joe's
Pai
Tney Wels
York Beach
George Troup
John Mercer
Berlin Pond
William Einelle
Charles Euwlle
Boston
A. Fosson Mirv
Drilia Rogora
Deaton
Te Hame
F. H. Rogers
Wr KB
Lamipinne Jeaves
Mise Loretta Miles
Sumer
Washington
Her Hom
Thie City
Arthur Domes
Wheeler
Bera White
Duncan McMillan Belve
Renam
Highgate
Sanmy
Barrows
Roger
John Muley
Four Corners
Northfold
Viet
Henry Laghog
Aimong
Htel
Charles A. Murphy
Mureington
D. Bennett
Waterburys
A. Grace
Richmond
J. By Flanagan
Canton
N.Y
J. M
Wrening
Anguet
Dieleot
Ayetvam
Dodge's
Fire Station Hit by Lightning Storm Damages Utilities
A severe storm caused widespread damage in Barre area focusing on the central South Main Street fire station where wiring fried six fuses and opened stable doors. A bolt struck Clark Holden’s house nearby, splitting a roof line and knocking out power lines and plaster. Lightning also hit poles, transformers, and trees, while rain flooded streets and pasture animals sheltered under trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
South Main Street
Gladding
Clark Holden
North Barre
West Street
E. Ritchie
Charles Kouiteen
East Hill
Qwans
Eatoe
Toit
Farmer Killed by Lightning Near Winenburgh
Aug 3. Kenyon, a farmer from the Ewomit area, was killed instantly by lightning while working in the orchard on Mrs. Susan Ray's farm. John Knox, a young man assisting him, received a severe shock yet managed to walk home to tell of the tragedy. The deceased leaves a wife and two children. He had moved to M. M. Remington's farm in the town a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winenburgh
M. M. Remington
Hailstorm Strikes Hennington Area Drops Inches Deep
Storm rips through Hennington area with hail heavy as inches in places. Residents report many damaged roofs walls and soggy ground. Pieces of metal debris scattered and some fields damaged including crops and vegetation. No fatalities reported as clean up begins and authorities assess damage.
Two Danville Fires Burn Barn and House
A heavy shower sparked a blaze in Danville yesterday striking two locations. A barn holding over 40 tons of hay and a house and barn belonging to Thomas Veto were destroyed. Both farms carried insurance with Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Co of Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St .Johnsbury
Danville
Sala Davla
Thomas Veto
Vermont Mb Aure Company
Montpelier
Deziel Funeral Held This Morning in St. Monica’s Church
The funeral of Dr. J. Deziel who died suddenly last Wednesday was held at 7:00 AM at St. Monica’s Church with Rev. P F McKenna officiating. The procession included many fraternal members and colleagues. interment followed at Brethier, Quebec after a large floral tribute display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Deziel
St. Monica's Church
P. F. McKenna
Father McKenna
Sethal Fraternity
J.& McSweeney
BB. Whitaker
Jyn Jackson
W. D. Reid
de. T
Ligowri
G. I. T. Hayes
Graniteville, Dele
Hiawatina Boom Mountain
Quebec
Dexierty
Barre
Order of Foresters
Shaw of Roses
Alacant
Order
Gia
Sam King
Mandigo
Gi T. Hayes
G. Johneons Vores
B. A. Prindl
Cutler
Fred Hyland
Granger
Dailey
Rosa Boyce
Providence
Ealiund
Sehantinn
Funeral for Carl W Hall Held at South Main Street Home
The funeral of Carl W. Hall was held at the South Main Street home of George E.B. McPar, with Cy Caine officiating. Tributes came from family and friends as pallbearers H. C. Locmard, Chariot Townsend, Allen, Gave, Melcher, and Willy carried the casket. Interment followed at Timeoodlongetery. Relatives from out of town included Mr. and Mrs. George Teed and their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Hall
George EB. McPar
South Main Street
Ser
Cy Caine
Mire
M.D. Lamb
H. C. Locmard
Chariot ‘Townsend
8. Allen
FH. Gave
C. W. Melcher
J. P
After Long Illness Mise Long Amelia Tlowes
After a long illness Mise Long Amelia Tlowes of 1 North in Trent died following kidney disease. She was 27, a Spavilding high school graduate in the class of 1000, and left grieving parents. Funeral services are scheduled Tuesday at two oclock at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Tlowes
Amd
J. Hopes
Trent
Suento
Miles Hawes
Spavilding
Bn Hohl
Cernonn
Death of Young Child Ancle in termchitia parish
The thirteen months daughter of Larne Jamie of ekiee Will died in springtime. The funeral will be held at termi and interment will be in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larne
Jamie
Ekiee
Sapring
Sunday Services At Congregational Church And Other Notices
Sunday services are listed for the Congregational church with sermons by ev. J. I Bargent at Northfield. Additional meetings include Y. T. and CM in the parlor, Christian services tomorrow and a morning program. Snowlay morning reading and a Friday afternoon event are noted along with other local religious observances and a retirement mention for Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Ev. J
Bargent
Northfield
Sooring
Che Parlor
Christian Ae
Snowlay
Ummer. Street
City League Proposed To Satisfy Town Baseball Appetite
Local baseball enthusiasts debate a four to six team city league as a low cost substitute since the Vermont league’s demise. Amateur teams already exist. a trophy for the winner could be awarded at month’s end, with no salaries or travel, possibly staged at the trotting park or city park to foster friendly rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Ohimtupe
Tercity Park
Oh Aneel
Parentine
Ball Players Depart for Bennington After Unplayed Game
The Bennington bound mercs left on the evening train after the Tater City team and the Yannigans failed to play yesterday afternoon. All players including Hemme Cotter Thayer and others were aboard the trip, with plans to continue the season in Bennington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatercity
Yannigans
Mercs
Bennington
Hemme
Cotter
Thayer
Ington Daly
Greensboro golfers defeat Montpelier in a close match
The Mountain View Golf Club of Greensboro defeated a Montpelier Country Club team at Montpelier yesterday afternoon by 14 to 9. The Greensboro team, composed of visiting players, will return home on the three o'clock train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Insurance payout after storm hits town home scorched
Granite Mutual Fire Insurance of the city has adjusted a claim for Norman Murray on the storm damage edge of town. The house survived while the outbuilding was scorched. insurance paid $752.10 with another policy totaling around $1000. The firm, operating since last March, reports booming business and growth with written premiums over a quarter of a million dollars in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inxs
Norman Murray
Granite Mutual Fire
Murray
Granite Mutual
Noisy Notification At Bavtorn Ween Party Hosts
A noisy notice describes friends and neighbors of Mr and Mrs Pernando attending a Bavtorn gathering. The event featured social interaction and entrance of guests, with a focus on courtly behavior and local figures. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernando Iered
Poseonson
Mire
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Jackson, Mich
Ripper
East Side
Crimea
Brooks
David Lkeuyer
Enosburg Falls
Tlinois Grand Jury
Modaran
Voronesh
Great Fund For Workmen
Southern Railway
Alabama
Inzane
State Senate
Sherburne
Bible Sosociety
Rutland Court
TOWN
Burton Kenyon
Hinesburgh
Mall
Hennington
Walla
Ieee
Eletara
Nave
Velisont Manual’ Co
Deziel
C. W. Hall
G. B. McParland
Lena Amelia Hawes
Fenton
Mowina
City League
Greensboro
Granite Mutual Co
Jas, Smith
Artaiguet
City
Cott
Jared Oni
Pel
Nm Bobal
Iter
Charnhie
Webster
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